Beginners Guide To Setup React Project With Parcel Tutorial is the topic. In this example, you will see how we can use Parcel as a module bundler for React.js development. Most of the time, we have used webpack as a module bundler. It is very famous right now. But to configure the webpack is tedious. You need to have some knowledge about webpack plugins and configuration. Parcel solves this problem. It arrives with Zero configuration. That is why today I am showing you how you can use Parcel for your next React.js project. If you are new to a parcel, webpack, react.js, then please check out following tutorials on this blog.
First, we will start our project by creating a package.json file.
Okay, now, we need to install parceljs globally in our system.
In above example, I have used ES6 arrow functions. Now, include this file in the index.html file and we need to start the server.
Now start the development server with the following command.
Though we have not use any es6 plugin, it still compiles the ES6 version of JS to ES5, and that is the central power of Parcel that we do not need to configure the ES6 plugin for the project. It by default comes with Parceljs.
To work with React.js, we need to install the following dependencies.
As React.js is written in ES6; we will need a way to transpile the code. Parcel does that for you with no need for configs, all you have to do is install its presets. We do need a presets, but we do not need to configure it as we have configured in webpack. Parcel does it for us, and that is the main advantage of it. We just install the dependencies, and that is it.
Create a .babelrc file and add the following code.
Okay, now create a div with the id of an app.
Create one folder called src. Move the app.js file inside src folder and also update the path inside an index.html file.
If your server gives an error in the console, then please restart the server.
Inside the src folder, create the new folder called components. In the components, make a new component called Dashboard.js.
Include this component inside src >> app.js file.
It will target the dom element of id app. If you got any error, please recheck this code or restart the server. Now you can see that our dashboard component is rendering inside the index.html page. Now, you can build any shape of your application structure as you want. Just keep in mind that it is scalable for a long term.
For production use, we just need to run the following command.
It will generate following files.
They are minified and production ready files.
Now, add development and production both of the scripts in the package.json file.
Now, hit the following command to ready for production build.
Also, for development mode, hit the following command.
Finally, our Beginners Guide To Setup React Project With Parcel Tutorial is over. Thanks. Hope you will find useful.


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Telangana Verdict Plays Vital Role In AP Politics?
Telangana Elections are adding curiosity day-by-day. Many surveys and reports indicate a neck-and-neck between TRS and Maha Kutami in Telangana. Telangana Verdict day i.e; December 11th is a crucial day not only to Telangana but also for Andhra Pradesh. If the result of Telangana is in favour of Mahakutami, TDP can have fortunes in AP.
But if the Congress-led Mahakutami fails to come to power in Telangana by any chance, it would be a death-blow to TDP in AP. The opposition parties can dominate easily in AP politics. Chandrababu Naidu is aware of this big risk and so he supported Congress even at national level. Anyhow 5 state results which will be announced on Dec 11th will decide the future of Congress and TDP.
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Q: Roman numerals not close enough together Instead of 'III' (three 'I's), I want the numbers to look more like those in the attached image.  When using Computer Modern font, is it possible to just remove the horizontal space between letters?  a previous post worked around this by defining a new command using /makebox, but some of the dimensions used absolute length units and therefore is not a solution for different fonts, especially when you want to use this in subscripts or superscripts.

A: The following defines two macros. The first is \tighten which reduces the
space between every letter of its argument by a given length (by default
0.25ex). This is intended for manual insertion of roman numerals.
The second is \TightRoman which uses \tighten to set a counter with
tightened Roman numbers.
\documentclass[]{article}

\makeatletter
\newlength\tighten@stretch
\newcommand*\tighten[2][0.25ex]{%
  \if\relax\detokenize{#2}\relax% detect empty argument
  \else
    \bgroup
      \tighten@stretch=#1
      \expandafter\tighten@#2@%
    \egroup
  \fi}
\def\tighten@#1#2{%
  #1%
  \tighten@check{#2}{%
    \kern-\tighten@stretch
    \tighten@#2
  }}
\def\tighten@check#1{%
  \ifx @#1%
    \expandafter\@gobble
  \else
    \expandafter\@firstofone
  \fi}
\newcommand*\TightRoman[2][0.25ex]{%
  \edef\TightRoman@tmp{\Roman{#2}}%
  \expandafter\TightRoman@i\expandafter{\TightRoman@tmp}{#1}}%
\newcommand*\TightRoman@i[2]{%
  \tighten[#2]{#1}}
\makeatother

\begin{document}
\noindent
\newcounter{mycounter}%
\loop\ifnum\value{mycounter}<20
\stepcounter{mycounter}%
\TightRoman{mycounter}\space
\repeat

\tighten{XII}
\end{document}

Results:

A: You can insert a negative space between two characters:

\documentclass{article}

\newcommand{\joinR}{\hspace{-.1em}}
\newcommand{\RomanI}{I}
\newcommand{\RomanII}{\mbox{\RomanI\joinR\RomanI}}
\newcommand{\RomanIII}{\mbox{\RomanI\joinR\RomanII}}
\newcommand{\RomanIV}{\mbox{\RomanI\joinR\RomanV}}
\newcommand{\RomanV}{V}
\newcommand{\RomanVI}{\mbox{\RomanV\joinR\RomanI}}
\newcommand{\RomanVII}{\mbox{\RomanV\joinR\RomanII}}
\newcommand{\RomanVIII}{\mbox{\RomanV\joinR\RomanIII}}
\newcommand{\RomanIX}{\mbox{\RomanI\joinR\RomanX}}
\newcommand{\RomanX}{X}

\begin{document}

I \RomanI

II \RomanII

III \RomanIII

IV \RomanIV

V \RomanV

VI \RomanVI

VII \RomanVII

VIII \RomanVIII

IX \RomanIX

X \RomanX

\end{document}

The above should work with all font switches (\tiny, \scriptsize, \footnotesize, ..., \Huge). You can adjust the spacing as needed, if you want them closer together/further apart.

microtype's letterspace package also provides \textls that you can use (the starred version):

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{letterspace}

\newcommand{\ROMAN}{\textls*[-100]}

\begin{document}

I \ROMAN{I}

II \ROMAN{II}

III \ROMAN{III}

IV \ROMAN{IV}

V \ROMAN{V}

VI \ROMAN{VI}

VII \ROMAN{VII}

VIII \ROMAN{VIII}

IX \ROMAN{IX}

X \ROMAN{X}

\end{document}

A: I think this post solved my problem: Enlarging tracking (= letter spacing)
\usepackage[letterspace=-150]{microtype}

\textls{III}

gives the desired results.

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"Bertha" is our StepOnePlus machine for real-time/quantitative PCR.
The StepOnePlus can do both real-time runs or end-point runs.
Bertha is connected to a laptop with the StepOne software. It is also possible to run Bertha as a stand-alonge system.


A long time ago - I think it was in 2015 - someone asked me why I didn't have a Facebook page. Back in those days, I shared what I was doing on my personal page and relied on people sharing. I remember it distinctly; I had just completed my first portrait of Kurt Cobain.
"Why don't you have a Facebook business page for your art?"
"What a great idea," I replied to the person. "Why the heck didn't I think of that before?"
There was a time when I was considered to be a pretty cutting edge user of social media. The most obvious marketing move had eluded me during the first year of this journey.
A Facebook page allows people to follow me wherever they are from by just clicking the LIKE button. Those likes have grown in number over the last three years. The growth happens more slowly and surely than it does quickly. That said, there have been a number of projects over the years that drew more people in than others.
Because the number of people who watch my work on Facebook has grown to 5,777 (as of this morning), it is incredibly hard for me to appreciate who they all are and where they live. I know that I have great support from my home community of Fort McMurray. I owe a debt of gratitude for all the opportunities that have come my way because I live in this beautiful place full of people who our interested in my particular style. However, there is the odd occasion when I am given a sense as to how far flung the reach has become over the years.
Yesterday I posted that I had a couple of prints available of my Gord Downie portrait, the one where he is wearing a poppy. People reached out to enquire about it from across Canada and several US states. Gord Downie and The Tragically Hip touched so many souls over the many years that they made music. I was particularly touched by Amy's visit, when she swung by to pick up one of the prints that I had in studio.
The Tragically Hip, and particularly Gord Downie, meant a lot to her. This piece of art will be the first on the walls of her rebuilt home. She was one, among thousands, who lost everything when a wildfire devastated our community in 2016. Her positive attitude about the whole thing is really incredible.
I am deeply grateful to everyone who watches my journey and shares their appreciation for what ends up on the easel. You have enabled an unexpected late career shift that is proving to be tremendous fun. Thank you.


Teacher's Manual to accompany What Do These Bids Mean?
Step-by-step exercises visualize everyone's hands from their bids only. No cards!
Only the book's 15 Quizzes & Answers show actual hands.
All activities are taught at bridge tables with just Bidding Boxes.
This Teacher's Manual contains 10 additional Quizzes & Answers to hand out.


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An appetizing Filipino fish delicacy. This gourmet "tuyo" is made from dried herrings soaked in olive oil with spices. In it's ordinary form, dried herring is usually fried and serve in breakfast with fried rice, chopped tomatoes and fried scrambled eggs. But you can make a gourmet breakfast by serving this spicy tuyo in a mixture of corn oil and olive oil. And with the regard to preparing the dried hearing, some prefer the head of the fish intact. Since it is the tastiest part of the tuyo when it is crispy fried.
Preparing and cooking bottled dried herring (tuyo) in oil is easier than making bottled sardines. All you have to do is to fry the tuyo first, then remove the head and tail and remove the scales. Some people are making this delicacy are also removing the fish bones. Then heat the corn oil and olive oil mixture then fry the garlic until the garlic turns golden brown. Then add the red chili pepper and vinegar. Bring to a boil then add paprika. Pour over fried tuyo and store in a refrigerator.
This gourmet "tuyo" is made from dried herrings soaked in olive oil with spices.
Remove head, tail and soft parts of the tuyo. Fry in a little cooking oil and remove scales.
Arrange in a large bottle or covered dish.
In a casserole, heat corn oil and olive oil. Fry garlic until golden, add labuyo and vinegar.
Bring to a boil and add paprika. Pour over tuyo, cool and store in the refrigerator.
Serve after a few days to allow flavors to blend.
When ready to serve, heat over low fire and sprinkle with toasted garlic.
Hi Apple, I can't tell how long is the shelf life of gourmet tuyo since it does not contain any preservatives. But as long as you keep it in a refrigerator it will prolong the shelf life.
No need to remove the "tinik"?
Removing the fish bone is optional.
Hi, Manny, I brought a few bags (maybe half a kilo) of dried daing. I suspect they are young bangus from the supermarket. What I really wanted to bring home was bottled daing but thought I would save myself the overweight baggage, but now can't find a recipe. Would you know what to do? Any tips? Thanks!
Hi Liz, sorry I've not seen a bottled daing before nor a recipe for it. Maybe you can use this bottled tuyo recipe and substitute the tuyo with daing.
Hi sir what kind of vinegar do you use? have you tried apple cider vinegar?
Hi, what is the ratio of vinegar for 2kilos of tuyo? Thanks!
Hi JR, as per the ingredients measurements, since in 1/2 kilo of tuyo you need 1/2 cup of vinegar, then you will multiply the amount to 4. For example, multiply 1/2 cup of vinegar to 4, you will need 2 cups of vinegar for 2 kilos of tuyo.
Hello, would like to try this recipe for Christmas giftsand wondering if i could use a vegetable oil instead of corn oil? Or can i mix them like half half? Appreciate the reply.
Hi Jef, yes you can use vegetable oil for making bottled tuyo. Just make sure it will not become cloudy or solidify in low temperature.
Hi manny, can i use a pure olive oil instead of corn oil?
Hi Lyn, yes I think it's alright to use pure olive oil instead of diluting it with corn oil.
Hi can i use another dried fish?
Hi Marlyn, I think you can use other kinds of dried fish.
What vinegar did you use?
Hi HD, you can use cane vinegar or white (palm) vinegar.
Hi Sophie, pwede po ang corn oil.
Pwede po bang di na lagyan ng vinegar? Or baka mapanis agad?
I think you can omit the vinegar pero parang preservative din yata yun para hindi agad masira. At tsaka hindi yata masarap pag walang vinegar.
Hi Maggie, I think there will be no problem regarding the taste if you will use coconut oil. But since coconut oil has high melting point temperature (24°C-25°C) the oil will cloud or solidify in low temperatures. Corn oil(-11ºC) and olive oil(-41ºC) has low melting point temperature.
Hi! I have been a follower since I moved from the PH and started craving for traditional Pilipino food. Hope you can also come up with a recipe for tinapa in oil! Super love it!!!
Hi Maureen, welcome to this recipe blog and thanks for patronizing it. I really appreciate it! Nice idea of making tinapa in oil. I do hope I can post it soon.
Hi, im not sure about the shelf life esp/ if i put carrots?
Hi Mhean, I'm also not sure if you can put carrots if you want the shelf life to be the same as if there are no carrots.
Hi, can I replace corn oil with canola oil? S&R has been out of stock of corn oil lately.
Hi Nina, I think you can also use canola oil since they have similar melting point temperature, meaning, they don't cloud in low temperatures.
I have a simple tuyo sardines in jars using a pressure cooker. Starting from 2 kilogram of Tunsoy Tuyo, simply rehydrate them for a day replacing the water every now and then. This is to lessen the saltiness. I didn't even to cut off the heads nor taking out the scales, tails and fins.
Next day, I pack them up in small jars with 1 tablespoon of sugar per jar, 1 bay leaf, some peppercorns and 1 or 2 labuyo peppers. I skip the pickles and carrots. I then fill the jar with corn oil up to the headspace. I pressure cooked them for an hour and that's it.
I eat the tuyo discarding nothing hehehe… So good as Tuyo Páte with bread, for ginisang monggo, etc or even for spaghetti a la puttanesca.
Hi Jack, thanks for sharing your ideas on cooking gourmet tuyo. Thanks!
Hi! Can I use dried dilis with this recipe? Thanks!
Hi Patricia, yes I think you can also use dried dilis for this recipe.
Ive been a fan of this site po, ang dami ko na din natutunang luto dito. And sobrang thumbs up ako =).
Hi Alex, thanks for sharing your feedback and the kind words of course. Regarding the sugar, siguro yung iba kaya nilagyan ng sugar baka nag experiment lang sila at nagustuhan nila lasa. Siguro nga masarap din yun parang kumakain ka ng spicy sweet fried dilis yung kulay pula na nabibili sa sari-sari store.
Hello…i am interested with this tuyo gourmet but can i substitute dried pusit instead of dried fish?Thank you in advancefor yourreply.
Hi Mhel, I think you can also use dried pusit instead of dried fish.
Hi Rowena, I think you can omit the paprika.
Hi Raquel, can't tell exactly how many bottles because it depends on the size of the bottle and how many pieces of tuyo you will put on each bottle.


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/**
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function HashKeys() {
  AbstractCommand.apply(this, arguments);
}

util.inherits(HashKeys, AbstractCommand);

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Have you ever tried Thailand's somtam salad? Seriously, you have to have one of these!
Here in Thailand, somtam salad is everywhere. They are very affordable too! With less than a dollar, you can enjoy a hefty serving of Thailand's tasty, spicy somtam salads. This dish goes well with chicken and cashew nuts, another dish I learned from Thais.
To those who are not familiar with somtam, it's a papaya salad mixed nuts and dried shrimps (if you want) swimming in a sweet, salty and spicy sauce. Somtam salads are great for appetizers or a dish on its own. Here, let me show you how to make it at home.
Ingredients in making somtam salad.
Let's start making somtam salad.
1. Shred the papaya as seen on the image below.
If you have mortar and pestle at home, pound the papaya gently so it's a bit mashed. It's how somtam salads are usually done. However, if you don't have one, that's fine too. We can still make a decent somtam salad.
3. Put this in a blender to prepare for the sauce.
4. Pour the mixture back to the bowl.
5. Add fish sauce. You can add more palm sugar or chili, depending on your tolerance for spice.
6. Add the papaya in this mix.
8. Mix them well together.
9. Serve as an appetizer.
This salad has loads of fiber content that's good for your digestive health. Since papaya is a low-calorie food and chili increases body metabolism, somtam salad is also good for weight loss. Enjoy!
Salad of this variety is a very healthy meal and also easy to prepare.
I'm not big on papaya, but I do love the thai shrimp pomelo salad.
I LOVE somtam salad! Lemme just say, that's one modern mortar and pestle!
I'd love to try it too!!! But not via my own cooking though lol!
Looks like a great salad for summer..light and fresh!
The ingredients are easy to find and I might try this at home. But, what is a palm sugar??? Is that the same as "asukal na pula"?
I'd like to give this a shot soon.
Love Thai food. Keep cooking!
love thai food. i hope not too spicy for me.


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Q: Attempt to connect to MS SQL Server with sql alchemy throwing error that user is empty string Trying to connect to a MS SQL Server database with odbc and sqlalchemy to write a pandas.DataFrame to the database and getting an error that seems to imply that the user being used is an empty string (when one is provided the the connection string). Why would this be?
The relevant code snippet is:
import sqlalchemy

# setup db connection
server = 'myserver'
database = 'mydb'
table = 'mytable'
username = 'username'
password = 'password'
cnxn_str = 'DSN=MyMSSQLServer;DATABASE='+database+';UID='+username+';PWD='+password+';MultipleActiveResultSets=True;'

engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine("mssql+pyodbc:///?odbc_connect=%s" % cnxn_str)

# testing connection
cnxn = engine.connect()
...

and the (abridged) error message thrown is:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
InterfaceError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-207-6807f223c9bb> in <module>()
     15
     16 #Sample select query
---> 17 cnxn = engine.connect()
     18 result = connection.execute("SELECT @@version;")
     19 for row in result:

/home/mapr/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py in connect(self, **kwargs)
   2016         """
   2017
-> 2018         return self._connection_cls(self, **kwargs)
   2019
   2020     def contextual_connect(self, close_with_result=False, **kwargs):
...
...
/home/mapr/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sqlalchemy/engine/strategies.py in connect(connection_record)
     95                         if connection is not None:
     96                             return connection
---> 97                 return dialect.connect(*cargs, **cparams)
     98
     99             creator = pop_kwarg('creator', connect)

/home/mapr/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sqlalchemy/engine/default.py in connect(self, *cargs, **cparams)
    383
    384     def connect(self, *cargs, **cparams):
--> 385         return self.dbapi.connect(*cargs, **cparams)
    386
    387     def create_connect_args(self, url):

InterfaceError: (pyodbc.InterfaceError) ('28000', u"[28000] [unixODBC][Microsoft][ODBC Driver 13 for SQL Server][SQL Server]Login failed for user ''. (18456) (SQLDriverConnect)")

What is also weird to me is that this same connection string works successfully earlier in the code when used to read from the same sql server, but in that case using cnxn = pyodbc.connect(cnxn_str) to establish connection (would do the same here, but according to the docs I need to use sqlalchemy if I want to write to anything other than sqlite3).
Can anyone explain why this is happening and how to fix it? Thanks.

A: Try to do it in a more "SQL Alchemy" way:
# pyodbc
engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine('mssql+pyodbc://{}:{}@MyMSSQLServer'.format(username, password ))

or
# pymssql
engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine('mssql+pymssql://{}:{}@{}:{}/{}'.format(username, password, server, port, database))


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Prospect Retrospective: Mark Buehrle
By John Sickels@MinorLeagueBall Apr 11, 2005, 4:15pm EDT
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Mark Buehrle (AP photo)
Mark Buehrle was drafted in the 38th round in 1998, from Jefferson Junior College in Missouri. Signed as a draft and follow, his made his pro debut in 1999 for Burlington in the Midwest League, being used as a swingman. He went 7-4 with a 4.10 ERA, with a 91/18 K/BB in 99 innings, allowing 105 hits.
I did not put him in the 2000 book. Although his K/BB for Burlington was impressive, he gave up more than a hit per inning, and although I had not seen him in person, a Midwest League source told me his stuff was very mediocre. He was a Grade C prospect at that point, like a hundred other guys; not everyone of them makes the book due to space limits.
Buehrle moved up rapidly in 2000. He began the year in Double-A, pitched brilliantly in 16 starts (8-4, 2.28 ERA), showing excellent command with a 68/17 K/BB ratio in 119 innings. That summer he has promoted to the White Sox to work as a swingman in the bullpen in the second half of the year. At one point late that summer, I remember a reader asked me if Buehrle was worth investing in. I'd just seen him pitch recently for the Sox and had not been impressed. "Probably not," was my answer, based on what looked to me like very mediocre stuff, plus a low strikeout ratio. Even in Double-A his K/IP was well below Southern League average, and I was convinced that the hitters would catch up with him quickly.
A year later, Buehrle won 16 games, and has been a consistent and effective inning-eating starter ever since.
What happened here? Is this a case of a Grade C prospect made good, or was I just flat wrong?
It's a bit of both. Looking over Buehrle's track record in retrospect, the best number that stands out is his very low walk rate in the minors, giving him a sound overall K/BB. His K/IP rate was good in the Midwest League, but I was turned off by his relatively high ERA, mediocre H/IP, and "weak stuff" report from a trusted source. In Double-A, his walk rate remained very impressive, and a 2.28 ERA mark was sharp for anyone, let alone someone making the jump from the Midwest League. But his K/IP was weak, and he didn't look very good when I saw him in person.
Putting all that together, he didn't look anything special to me, yet he's certainly turned out that way. Sometimes you just miss them.
As for Buerhle's future, here are a list of Comparable Pitchers, based on Sim Score and PECOTA (no active pitchers).
Most Similar Pitchers to Mark Buehrle through Age 25
Steve Avery
Ross Grimsley
John Candelaria
Dave McNally
Johnny Podres
Scott McGregor
Jim Abbott
Dick Ellsworth
Jimmy Key
That's a list of quality pitchers.

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Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom urges Nigerians to sustain their faith in the unity and capacity of the country to overcome the current challenges and realize its full potential as a prosperous nation.
The Governor says the grace of God has steered Nigeria out of challenges and threats to its corporate existence, and stresses that what the people need to do at this time is to draw closer to the Creator in their words and actions.
He states that only sustained synergy between the Federal Government and states, as well as other stakeholders can lead to victory against terrorism and other criminal acts in parts of the country.
Governor Ortom points out that the recent successful crackdown on kidnappers and armed robbers in Ushongo was a result of the effective collaboration between his administration, Benue people and security agencies.
He emphasizes that there will be no hiding place for enemies of peace as he will not surrender the state to criminals.
The Governor reaffirms the commitment of Benue State Government to addressing youth restiveness by developing the agriculture value chain to engage young people in rewarding ventures.
He thanks Benue people for the support given to his administration and pledges to return the goodwill with greater performance in all sectors of the economy.
Governor Ortom says the recent steps taken by his administration such as signing of the Pensions Law and establishment of a Pension Commission are aimed at speedily addressing the welfare of those still in service and retirees.
The Governor wishes people of the state and other Nigerians peaceful Independence celebration and God's guidance.
Terver Akase
Chief Press Secretary
September 30, 2019.
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Kirsten tote (open top) or Kirsten/ Ingrid satchel?
I'm thinking of swapping my Kirsten multi strap tote in gray for a Kirsten/ Ingrid satchel in a slightly darker gray colour.
Don't get me wrong, I think the tote is a lovely bag, although I can't say how practical it is because I'm yet to use it. I just prefer it to have a zip fastening. It is also a deep bag and because I don't use purse organisers it might take a while to dig for items/ belongings. According to a description online its meant to weigh less than the satchel which is smaller in dimension. And despite being large it looks fine on my frame.
The satchel looks interesting and it seems a little more young versus the tote. It also weighs less. I wonder if it would be too small for my frame and/ or if it can fit a lot. Apparently its heavier compared to the tote.
Both styles look great but I'm on the fence. And this is where you guys step in. For owners of either style, what are the pros and cons? Does the satchel have a phone pocket?
- Things I usually carry in my bag: Phone, sunnies (no case), reading glasses (case), continental purse, scarf, chewing gum/ mints, facial tissues, small zip purse for lippie, mirror, etc.
Satchel. I ordered the Kirsten and immediately sent it back. It's not practical for me. It can't go over my upper arm, it's too long to wear in the crook of my arm w/o looking awkward, and there's no cross-body strap... all reasons it went back for me! Got an Emile instead and I love it!
I own the satchel and love it.. but I'm also short and never would have looked proper with that tote. It'd probably be half my height. Anyway, I love how the satchel slouches when I hold it by the handles. Gorgeous bag either way.. go with what you feel is a better fit for you!
Thanks for the opinions. I decided to go for the satchel. It seems more practical and over time it might hold its shape better.


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U.K. Artist Simon Ripley art reception
Presented by Mobile Art Program and VSA Texas at Salvage Vanguard Theater, Austin TX
Simon Ripley, a Director of the Double Elephant Print Workshop in Exeter, South West England, has been working alongside the staff of the Mobile Art Program to make art with seniors experiencing early memory loss. In the UK Simon does similar work taking printmaking into the community, working with adults with mental illness and seniors in hospital. You can see the U.K. work at this website: http://www.doubleelephant.org.uk/
Simon will be showing examples of the artwork that has been made by
Simon will be showing examples of the artwork that has been made by participants over the last two weeks. He will also show his own prints. While in Texas, Simon will be printmaking at Flatbed Press in Austin to make new work in response to his workshops with Mobile Art. Simon will talk about his work in the UK and also discuss approaches to participatory work with vulnerable people. Please join us for refreshments during the reception. This project has been made possible by a collaboration with VSA Texas, AGE of Central Texas, and a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
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Aerosmith Drummer Sues Band For Not Letting Him Play
22nd January, 2020
Aerosmith have responded to being sued by their own drummer and co-founder Joey Kramer.
He's accused Aerosmith of shutting him out ahead of the band's Grammy Award performance this weekend.
This is a massive event for Aerosmith, not only will they be honoured as the 2020 Person of the Year for MusiCares, a charity for musicians in critical financial need, they're celebrating their 50th anniversary by performing.
Kramer hasn't been able to play with the band after copping an injury April. His drum tech, John Douglas has been filling in.
Douglas will play the milestone gig, not Kramer.
In a statement, Kramer said that being "removed from his "rightful place on stage to celebrate" Aerosmith's success "is just plain wrong."
He continued: "Being prohibited from playing with a band that I have given 50 years of my life to supporting, is beyond devastating."
"This is not about money. I am being deprived of the opportunity to be recognised along with my peers, for our collective, lifetime contributions to the music industry. Neither … [honour] can ever be repeated."
It was reported that Kramer was also asked to audition to a click track to prove he was "able to play at an appropriate level" in order to rejoin band.
Aerosmith responded to the allegations in a statement to People.
"Joey Kramer is our brother; his well being is of paramount importance to us," it read.
"However, he has not been emotionally and physically able to perform with the band, by his own admission, for the last six months. We have missed him and have encouraged him to rejoin us to play many times but apparently he has not felt ready to do so."
The statement continued.
"Joey has now waited until the last moment to accept our invitation, when we unfortunately have no time for necessary rehearsals during Grammys week.
"We would be doing a disservice to him, to ourselves and to our fans to have him play without adequate time to prepare and rehearse.
"Compounding this, he chose to file a lawsuit on the Friday night of the holiday weekend preceding the Grammys with total disregard for what is our limited window to prepare to perform these important events.
"Given his decisions he is unfortunately unable to perform but of course we have invited him to be with us for both the Grammys and our MusiCares honour. We are bonded together by much more than our time on stage."
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We ought to recognize two different realms: one is that of doctrine, and the other is that of revelation.
Doctrine — we can learn in school through textbooks and instructors. It can be attained with a little effort, a little cleverness, and a little eloquence.
Revelation — is beyond human ability.
We must see that in the ministry of God's Word mean are absolutely helpless if God withholds His revelation.
If God does not speak, nothing can be forced out.
If God does not give revelation, nothing can be done.
With revelation there is ministry; without it there is no ministry.
Each time we minister we have God's present revelation as our foundation.
In this realm we have to be rightly related to God, we have to be before the Lord; otherwise we cannot stand before mean.
The ignorant person mistakes eloquence and cleverness as the criteria.
He thinks preaching is strictly a matter of eloquence.
However, the Bible shows us that prophecy is a matter of whether nor not there is revelation; it is not a matter of eloquence.


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Wednesday evening roundup
All clear in Deal: Suspicious package turns out to be speakers
Police Sgt. Brian Egan said the duffel bag weighed about 50 lbs. and was sitting on the shoulder of the road, directly outside the synagogue. A passerby picked up the bag and put it in a white car, drove it up the street, and then called police. Several police agencies, including Deal police and emergency responders as well as the State Police bomb squad, converged on the scene.
Toms River WVU student dies after fall
West Virginia University Police Chief Bob Roberts said that Sean Guthrie fell roughly 20 feet from the roof of the Kappa Alpha fraternity house on North High Street. The fall seems to be an accident.
Asbury Park student jumped from window to skip test
The Asbury Park Police Department said the girl was taken to an area hospital to treat her injuries and undergo evaluation.
Ahmad Khan Rahimi moves to NJ state prison
Ahmad Khan Rahimi, 28, who was recovering from gunshot wounds he received during a shootout with Linden police officers on Sept. 19, left Newark's University Hospital and settled into a New Jersey prison on Tuesday evening, said New Jersey Department of Corrections spokesperson Matt Schuman. He would not say which prison.
Popeyes bringing chicken to Route 9 in Howell
The restaurant, located in what was once an Arby's on Route 9 in Howell, is in the final stages of preparing to open. A date is not yet set, but Abid Nawaz, district manager for AG Group of Restaurants, the franchisee, told What's Going There he expects it will open to the public sometime next week.
Dead voters remain on NJ election rolls
Thousands of the dead remain on New Jersey's active voting rolls with a handful of votes cast in their names over the years, an Asbury Park Press investigation found, but all were likely due to clerical errors rather than fraud.
Clinton vs. Trump: Your guide to the final presidential debate
Once upon a time, Donald Trump owned a bunch of casinos, so Las Vegas should be kind of home turf for him when he takes the stage at 9 p.m. Wednesday for the third and final presidential debate against Hillary Clinton. The debate is being hosted by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where student attendance is being limited to undergraduates with a C average or better and graduate students with a grade average above a B.
Blue Jays fight to stay alive; Cubs try to get back on fairy-tale script
The Cleveland Indians get another chance to close out the ALCS when they face the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 5 Wednesday. After Edwin Encarnacion's decisive two-run single in the seventh inning Tuesday, Toronto looks to stave off elimination for a second consecutive night with hopes of sending the series back to Cleveland. At 8 p.m., the Los Angeles Dodgers take on the Chicago Cubs following L.A.'s 6-0 win in Game 3 for a 2-1 NLCS lead. With the Cubs' offense evaporating, the Dodgers turn to Julio Urias who, at 20 years, 68 days, will be the youngest pitcher ever to start an MLB postseason game.


What I like about NJB Stars: "Unlike other programs I have been in, they focus on what I am good at."
What I like about NJB Stars: "The attention to dribbling and ball-handling skills."
What I like about NJB Stars: "There are lots of games to play. The practices are fun; yet serious at the same time."
What I like about NJB Stars: "It's fun!"
What I like about NJB Stars: "I like that it covers every part of the game and gets very specific on fundamentals."


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Oct 23, 2015 11:31 AMPublication: The Southampton Press
Candidates Spar In League Of Women Voters Debate Thursday Night
The final debate of the 2015 campaign season was held on Thursday night with candidates for Suffolk County legislator, Southampton Town supervisor and Southampton Town board going head to head one last time before heading to the polls.
In the at times heated county legislator debate, opponents Republican Amos Goodman and Democrat Bridget Fleming agreed that county finances need to be addressed as quickly as possible, but disagreed on pretty much everything else. According to Ms. Fleming, she is most qualified for the county position because of her experience as a Southampton Town councilwoman and her past public service work as an assistant district attorney fighting sex crimes, saying she has the knowledge and focus to handle any of the county's issues. For Mr. Goodman, he said he is most experienced in the business world and has worked on large scale budgets in the past. His experience growing businesses, he said, could be used to repair the county's floundering finances.
In the supervisor debate, Republican Richard Yastrzemski and Democrat Jay Schneiderman covered several topics, including aircraft noise, Planned Development Districts, hiring a town manager, the Tuckahoe Center and water quality. Both candidates discussed the looming possibility that Community Preservation Funds will be able to be used for water quality issues, saying there is potential to make strides in the issue.
For Town Board, Democrat John Bouvier, Republican Damon Hagan, Democrat Julie Lofstad and Republican Christine P. Scalera are all focusing on quality of life issues, saying that traffic, water quality, affordable housing and code enforcement are all interrelated. All four are promising to increase the quality of life for all of the town residents while preserving the rural nature of Southampton Town. The issue of affordable housing is split between the candidates, with Mr. Bouvier and Ms. Lofstad pushing creating a system matching senior citizens with extra space with younger members of the work force to provide housing. For Ms. Scalera and Mr. Hagan, the focus was on streamlining the process of getting rental permits.
Ms Fleming was the lone Town of Southampton elected official to vote, NO when "The Hills" was first proposed. Therefore, she has my vote!!!
Ms Scalera although pleasant enough has demonstrated by her voting record on "The Hills" that she will not have my vote. Both Ms Lofstad & Mr Bouvier appear more concerned by PDD's and they have my vote. Mr Hagan has no community involvement and I feel that he will not vote to curtail PDD's.
In today's Newsday they endorse Schneiderman for ...more SHT supervisor. When both were asked about "The Hills", Yastrzemski says......the ship has sailed on preserving land at the proposed golf course/residential subdivision in East Quogue. While Mr. Schneiderman says.......preservation is still possible and also wants a moratorium on such planned development districts to give the town time to re-examine the law that allows them. I'm voting for Schneiderman who I believe might just look out for the little guy.
By crusader (391), East Quogue on Oct 23, 15 1:45 PM
Turkey Bridge, Dafsgirl, Earthgirl, Crabby
Bridget Fleming's eloquent and passionate closing statement about public service, in contrast to the snarky cheap shots of her opponent, was a high point of the evening.
Likewise Jay Schneiderman's cool, knowledgeable responses to every question were a similar contrast to his opponent's constant sniping about who lives where and who's been here longer and whose house is more appropriate. Who cares, when it's really about who can do the job better?
The GOP candidates for County ...more Legislator and Supervisor just don't have much to offer, and so they resort to petty mudslinging, all of it false and none of it significant.
The Town Council candidates exhibited more fitting restraint all around, and that should be the norm.
But there was some illogic. Christine Scalera, defending her decision to vote against a particular development project regardless of what an upcoming traffic study says, claims that it's her "job" to take a stand, and bear the criticism.
Ms. Scalera has the cart before the horse. Her "job," in the first instance, is to look at ALL the data before deciding on an application. Only then, after she's done that, should she be talking about standing up to criticism of her vote. She has it backward, because she's shirking that first part of her job, the part about looking at everything before deciding how to vote. She is not doing her job.
Again, Damon Hagan failed to demonstrate, either from his record as an attorney or from what he said in the debate, that he's ready for this office.
That leaves John Bouvier and Julie Lofstad, both of whom deserve election, and not just by process of elimination. Both have engineering/technical backgrounds that will be a great aid in the complicated issues facing Southampton, especially nitrogen reduction and restoring our water quality. Both have been spirited advocates for a variety of community causes. Both believe we must maintain our special character and quality of life, and if that means saying No to unbridled development and the money it brings, so be it. That's more than enough for me.
By Turkey Bridge (1979), Quiogue on Oct 23, 15 3:13 PM
Thou doth protest too much. Ms. Scalera truly has proven herself. She clearly knows what her job is and has done it well. You Turkey have sided with every Dem that has been up for election despite their inadequacies. All pleasant enough as you say but when it comes to looking for those with the experience, knowledge and ability to lead Ms. Scalera is head and shoulders above the rest. Mr. Hagan has a good background and demonstrated a grasp of the issues. Ms. Lofstad seemed impassioned but incapable ...more and Mr. Bouvier better fit to run as he did last cycle for Trustee. I need not say where my votes go nor need you. However, I would urge those who have not watched or attended these debates tune in. The choices will be clear to you as well.
By Roughrider28 (80), southampton on Oct 23, 15 5:37 PM
Frank Wheeler,Crabby
Living in your girlfriends mothers house without a lease isn't legal residency. If it was the Republican not to have residency you would be crying foul. You are so transparent Turkey.
By chief1 (2800), southampton on Oct 23, 15 4:22 PM
Ms Scalera was a one term board member when she lived up island as she was a do-nothing, and she has been a do-nothing here. She does not deserve a second term.
By Crabby (63), Southampton on Oct 24, 15 9:21 AM
Didn't think it possible. You are funnier than you are crabby. Ms. Scalera's star continues to rise and shine and you can't stand it. Keep it up Ms. Scalera. Your skills and ability shine.
a rubber stamp for Her Royal Highness Queen Anna our own Political Prostitute. NO VOTE FOR YOU!
By bigfresh (4666), north sea on Oct 24, 15 4:57 PM


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How E-waste and the Entrepreneurial Spirit Is Creating Jobs for Former Prisoners
Written by Anna Rees, 30-01-2017
Californian startup Isidore Electronics Recycling is turning electronic waste recycling into employment opportunities for people coming out of the criminal justice system.
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Successfully reentering society after incarceration is beset with obstacles. A 2008 report from the Urban Institute found that social service providers consider gaining employment to be the primary factor in successful reentry. Yet finding a job, and overcoming the stigma attached to having a criminal record, can be extremely difficult for former inmates. The same paper found that 37 per cent of male prisoners in Cleveland had found full time work a year after reentry. Those that do find work generally occupy low-skill positions and are paid lower rates than they earned prior to their incarceration.
But what to do?
Well if you're Isidore Electronics Recycling founder, Kabira Stokes, and you have a background in criminal justice reform and environmental governance, you develop an approach that makes sensible use of valuable resources, right through the supply chain.
Named after Saint Isidore of Seville (the patron saint of – believe it or not – the internet, computers and computer users), the company recycles electronic waste and offers employment to people who were previously incarcerated. Employees at Isidore's recycling facilities safely take apart discarded electronic devices and remove any component or material – like gold or copper – that can be reused.
Isidore Electronics Recycling works with Chrysalis Enterprises, a non-profit that specifically looks to find work opportunities for people that face certain barriers when entering the workforce, namely people with a criminal record, a history of substance abuse, who are homeless, or low-income earners.
Reenter, Reuse, Recycle
Electronic waste (e-waste) is the fastest growing stream of waste worldwide, with a lot of old devices ending up in landfills, posing a serious threat to the environment. In fact, although e-waste accounts for around two per cent of the waste in landfills, it is responsible for 70 per cent of the toxins found there.
Customers looking to recycle their old electronics can drop them off at the company's LA facility, request a pick up (at a charge) or leave them at one of Isidore's collection events. Smaller items can recycled free of charge through the company, whereas larger items like a printer cost about 5 USD to recycle. Where possible, Isidore aims to refurbish and repair discarded electronic devices and put them back on the market. If a gadget has reached the end of its lifecycle, the company then works to extract any valuable materials so these can be repurposed into new devices. According to a video the company made with Uproxx, there are more rare earth metals (such as gold, copper and aluminium) sitting in landfills (thanks to so many electronic devices ending up there) than are left in known minable deposits.
Isidore Electronics Recycling's two-pronged approach to running a company is helping to address the ever-growing e-waste problem and providing a critical second chance to people who might otherwise struggle to find gainful employment. To learn more about the company, head to their website.
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The Routine Field construction site Monday. Photo by Tom Tolan
Construction Delays Force Back Milkmen's Home Opener
Tom Tolan April 9, 2019
Minor league baseball team will play first 16 home games in Indiana
The home opener of the new minor-league Milwaukee Milkmen has been put off a month because of construction delays at its new stadium due to Milwaukee's recent brutal winter, the team announced Tuesday.
"The Milkmen's Routine Field opener is now scheduled for Monday, June 24, against the Gary SouthShore RailCats," said the announcement from the team's owners and its league, the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball.
The first five scheduled home series will be played in Kokomo, Indiana, according to the announcement. The original date for the home opener was supposed to be May 24, against the Chicago Dogs, in a three-game series.
"In our discussions with the Milwaukee group, it was determined that it was in the best interest of fan experience and player safety to move these games to Kokomo and allow stadium construction to progress in Franklin," the announcement quoted American Association Joshua Schaub as saying.
Mike Zimmerman, CEO of ROC Ventures, which is developing the Franklin complex where the 4,000-seat Routine Field is under construction, says his group is disappointed but that "rescheduling the inaugural home game is a small price to pay."
The release said a "flexible exchange policy" on tickets already purchased will allow fans "to make adjustments as needed," and those who bought season tickets will get pro-rated refunds based on 16 fewer games at Routine Field.
The decision also will force the official cancellation of games scheduled for UW-Milwaukee's baseball team at Routine Field. Those games were to start late this month and run through May 18.
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The Business Journal reported in March that those games were likely to be moved to UWM's Hank Aaron Field in Lincoln Park because of the construction delays.
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Vehicle driving is one of the most enjoyable moments to car owners. However, this may be more enjoyable ifa driver has some nifty features and constant connectivity to help avoid the little annoyances of the road. Here are mobile apps that most drivers or car owners should have while travelling intheir vehicles.
The app is essential in that it enables in tracking the speed and location of the vehicle every five seconds. This makes it is easy to monitor the car's movement and location using this app by making the data available for exporting to a spreadsheet. The main functions of this app include monitoring teens driving habits by providing driving records for which to argue against speeding. It also provides location history and informs the car owner on the location if the phone with the app travels outside the preset location area.
The app provides details of your driving styles, thus enabling one to change the accelerator and brake use to have the best fuel economy. It works by breaking down energy usage at different speeds transmitting it into the engine power, aerodynamic drag, and mechanical rolling resistance. This enables it to display energy cost in dollars oil consumption and CO2 output. This is a good app to monitor fuel costs.
Due to regular route usage, TripAlyzer helps coach to get the best fuel efficiency and hence the cheapest route. It analyses the driving habits, how efficiently fuel is used, and the much spent. It announces verbally the current fuel efficiency.
This app helps in displaying the 10 nearest fuel stations and their prices, derived from the same pricing service that supplies the AAA and satellite companies.
The DriveSafe.ly app helps the driver get incoming message updates, Twitter, and Facebook updates. It eliminates the urge to pick the phone, or the need to press any button, in order to listen to the incoming texts. The app does everything itself and leaves the user's hands and eyes completely free for driving.
The Openbay app helps car owners to get the best quotes from the nearby garage centers. The app has the ability to compare prices, telling the repair cost and time-frame. It also allows in authorizing only a certain amount on your card so that a garage cannot lift up the price unexpectedly.
This app helps keep track of what is spent on all cars and gives feedback when driving. Fuel-fill records for multiple cars can also be stored.
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It was a banner day for New Jersey's first health insurance company - and one of the nation's first health insurers - as Horizon BCBSNJ unfurled a commemorative banner at its Newark Headquarters today to celebrate its 85th anniversary. A milestone eight-and-a-half decades in the making, the company's employees and officers were joined by local, state and congressional leaders in paying tribute to the company's commitment to New Jersey and serving millions of Garden State residents over several generations.
Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto also praised Horizon for its "bedrock" presence in New Jersey, particularly during a changing landscape in health care. "As we see uncertainties in our nation with the Affordable Care Act, we always depend on New Jersey's insurer, and that is Horizon," he said. Other dignitaries attending today's commemorative event: State Senator Teresa Ruiz; Assemblywoman Eliana Pintor Marin; Assemblyman Thomas P. Giblin; Assemblyman Jack M. Ciattarelli; Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo; Essex County Freeholders Wayne Richardson, Brendan Gill, Patricia Sebold and Deborah Davis Ford; Newark Council President Mildred Crump; and Newark Councilman Augusto Amador.


The purposes of this article are to describe the process of building, programming and testing of the microprocessor based Assmann psychrometer. Studies were conducted based on a thesis in Institute of Metrology and Bioengineering, Faculty Mechatronics of Warsaw University of Technology. The main task was to implement modern components to a conventional construction of the psychrometer, as a way to increase its functionality. Psychrometers were designed for measuring relative humidity. The measure of humidity is based on the difference of indication of two sensors – dry bulb thermometer (ambient conditions) and wet bulb thermometer (100% humidity conditions). Under the influence of air movement, water evaporates from the thermometer cooling down the surface of the wet bulb sensor. Using mathematical transformations of the temperatures and making additional measurements (air flow, atmospheric pressure), the device is now able to calculate the relative humidity. The main component in the device is a microcontroller – KAmduino Uno which is connected to two thermometers, an atmospheric pressure sensor, an universal DTH22 sensor and a LCD display. The microprocessor allows not only immediate calculation but also archiving data using a serial port monitor. Calculations are based on the Sprung and Buck models. The device monitors the presence of critical errors such as sensor disconnection or over-measuring. Finally, calibration of thermometers, tests, measurements and validation of the device were conducted.


Abstract Supermassive black holes (SMBHs) are ubiquitous in galaxies with a sizable mass. It is expected that a pair of SMBHs originally in the nuclei of two merging galaxies would form a binary and eventually coalesce via a burst of gravitational waves. So far, theoretical models and simulations, focusing only on limited phases of the orbital decay of SMBHs under idealized conditions of the galaxy hosts, have been unable to directly predict the SMBH merger timescale from ab-initio galaxy formation theory. The predicted SMBH merger timescales are long, of order Gyrs, which could be problematic for future gravitational wave (GW) searches. Here, we present the first multi-scale Lambda CDM cosmological simulation that follows the orbital decay of a pair of SMBHs in a merger of two typical massive galaxies at z similar to 3, all the way to the final coalescence driven by GW emission. The two SMBHs, with masses similar to 10(8) M-circle dot, settle quickly in the nucleus of the merger remnant. The remnant is triaxial and extremely dense due to the dissipative nature of the merger and the intrinsic compactness of galaxies at high redshift. Such properties naturally allow a very efficient hardening of the SMBH binary. The SMBH merger occurs in only similar to 10 Myr after the galactic cores have merged, which is two orders of magnitude smaller than the Hubble time.
GB/T 7714 Khan, Fazeel Mahmood,Fiacconi, Davide,Mayer, Lucio,et al. SWIFT COALESCENCE OF SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES IN COSMOLOGICAL MERGERS OF MASSIVE GALAXIES[J]. ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL,2016,828(2).
APA Khan, Fazeel Mahmood,Fiacconi, Davide,Mayer, Lucio,Berczik, Peter,&Just, Andreas.(2016).SWIFT COALESCENCE OF SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES IN COSMOLOGICAL MERGERS OF MASSIVE GALAXIES.ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL,828(2).
MLA Khan, Fazeel Mahmood,et al."SWIFT COALESCENCE OF SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES IN COSMOLOGICAL MERGERS OF MASSIVE GALAXIES".ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 828.2(2016).


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This review is taken from PN Review 161, Volume 31 Number 3, January - February 2005.
A SPHERE OF ABUNDANCE KEVIN CORCORAN, New and Selected Poems (Shearsman Books) £10.95/$16.95
Kelvin Corcoran's recent work inhabits the imagination as a distinct sphere of abundance, drawn from reality as a celebration of the true scope of the mind. And the instrument of this is a written eloquence which takes in the past of poetry and of the spirit as a freshly lived condition which the self occupies at its most impassioned and most sincere. So it cannot be easy, or singular, though it is full of direct statements, simplicities and particular events. The objective is nothing less than the experienced world, as he said quite early in his career -
The world is all that is the case.
The world is the shrine.
and that second term, of course, shifts into a different gear: the poem is not to enumerate, describe or explain the world, but to pay homage to it, which is done the only way it can be: by the self's direct experience of enhancing or healing conditions which find their voices in true thought and impassioned address, including anger and dismay.
Since the early 1990s Corcoran has built the world of this poetry from the most unlikely seeming materials for a modernist poet, by adopting Greece with its history and mythology as his focus and ultimate home. As he himself quotes: 'I run to some farr countrye / where noe man shall me know.' It is not a separate issue, like a travelogue, but a great expansion of resource ...


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Q: Styled Component Rendering Twice in React/Redux I've finished this project, it's just that whenever React routes, my home snapshot switch case re-renders a second time.
Here is the code for Home page

const Home = (props) => {
  const dispatch = useDispatch();
  const userName = useSelector(selectUserName);
  let recommends = [];
  let newDisneys = [];
  let originals = [];
  let trending = [];

  useEffect(() => {
    db.collection("movies").onSnapshot((snapshot) => {
      snapshot.docs.map((doc) => {
        switch (doc.data().type) {
          case "recommend":
            recommends = [...recommends, { id: doc.id, ...doc.data() }];
            break;

          case "new":
            newDisneys = [...newDisneys, { id: doc.id, ...doc.data() }];
            break;

          case "original":
            originals = [...originals, { id: doc.id, ...doc.data() }];
            break;

          case "trending":
            trending = [...trending, { id: doc.id, ...doc.data() }];
            break;
        }
      });

      dispatch(
        setMovies({
          recommend: recommends,
          newDisney: newDisneys,
          original: originals,
          trending: trending,
        })
      );
    });
  }, [userName]);

    return (
        <Container>
            <ImgSlider />
            <Viewers />
            <Recommends />
            <NewDisney />
            <Originals />
            <Trending />
        </Container>
    );
}

export default Home;

And here is the code for the App.js :

import React from 'react';
import './App.css';
import Nav from './components/Nav.jsx'
import Home from './components/Home.jsx';
import {
  BrowserRouter as Router,
  Routes,
  Route,
} from "react-router-dom";
import Detail from './components/Detail';
import Login from './components/Login';

function App() {
  return (

      <Router>

      <Routes>
          <Route exact path="/" element={<Login />} />
          <Route path="/detail/:id" element={<Detail />} />
          <Route path="/home" element={<Home />} />
      </Routes>
      </Router>

  );
}

export default App;

My Navigation page:

const Nav = (props) => {
    const dispatch = useDispatch()
    const navigate = useNavigate()
    const userName = useSelector(selectUserName)
    const userPhoto = useSelector(selectUserPhoto)

    useEffect(() => {
      auth.onAuthStateChanged(async (user) => {
        if (user) {
          setUser(user)
          navigate("/home")
        }
      });
    }, [userName])

    const handleAuth = () => {
      if (!userName) {
        auth
          .signInWithPopup(provider)
          .then((result) => {
            setUser(result.user)
          })
          .catch((error) => {
            alert(error.message)
          });
      }
      else if (userName) {
        auth
          .signOut()
          .then(() => {
            dispatch(setSignOutState())
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Qatargas to merge with RasGas
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Qatar's two largest liquified natural gas (LNG) producers will merge into one company over the next 12 months to cut costs, officials have announced.
Qatar Petroleum's RasGas and Qatargas will now be joined into a single entity called QatarGas, QP's CEO said today.
No immediate job cuts are expected, but may occur once the new structure is in place, Saad Al Kaabi clarified, according to Reuters.
QP CEO Saad al-Kaabi. Credit: QP
Speaking to reporters at a news conference this morning, the official added that the move would save "hundreds of millions of dollars" and increase competitiveness in the market.
In a statement, he added that "the integration aims to create a truly unique global energy operator in terms of size, service and reliability."
'Right-sizing'
Falling global oil prices have caused many of Qatar's energy companies to slash budgets and headcounts in recent years.
Since November 2014, QP has laid off an estimated 3,000 staffers, and its subsidiary RasGas has also cut hundreds of jobs.
Plans for a corporate restructure are understood to have begun before global oil prices took a tumble.
However, as the world's largest producer and exporter of liquified natural gas (LNG), Qatar has felt the impact of the dip. Speaking about the layoffs last year, Al Kaabi said:
"While we have no control over markets and prices, we do have control over our costs and expenditure. This will be a stable organization going forward."
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Some of Amazon's highly paid tech workers say warehouse worker conditions are 'a source of shame'
Julie Bort, Business Insider US
Some Amazon tech workers say they are ashamed of the working conditions of the company's warehouse workers.
The tech workers are openly sharing words of encouragement to those warehouse employees, who are planning on a short strike during Amazon Prime Day.
The striking workers want better pay, more reasonable work expectations, and better chances for advancement.
Amazon says it already provides all of this to them.
However, warehouse workers tell a different side of the story: They talk about the constant pressure to perform and how the company's automated systems track them, and can even automatically target them to get fired.
A group of Amazon's tech workers are openly supporting the planned strike by Amazon warehouse workers in Shakopee, Minnesota, next week during the online retailer's Prime Day shopping event.
Some of them will even be flying out to walk the picket line and give speeches during the strike, Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, the employee activist group organizing this show of support, said.
Others are publicly sharing letters and words of encourage to the strikers via Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, with multiple employees saying they are ashamed of the treatment of the fulfillment center workers.
"The treatment of FC workers is a source of shame to me as an Amazon employee," the Amazon employee Nancy Urban wrote in a blog post shared by the activist group.
"All Amazon employees should be proud to call themselves such. It is shameful that while Amazon chooses to be the industry leader in so many aspects of their employment policies, and yet continues to allow other aspects of their policies to be worthy of being called 'inhumane,'" another anonymous employee wrote in the blog post.
"When I was working as an engineer in Fulfillment, I spent a few days working in the warehouses and could not even come close to meeting the individual productivity quotas. The quotas are unrealistically high for most humans. I support FC employees in Minnesota who wish to lower quotas for safer and more comfortable working conditions," Joey Siracusa wrote in that same post.
Read: Amazon CTO Werner Vogels shared a powerful response to the ongoing protests of the company's involvement with ICE
The bigger mission
This show of support for their fellow employees was organized by a group with a primary mission to push Amazon to better combat climate change.
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They want Amazon to stop using fossil fuels in its operations entirely and become a zero-emissions company in a timeline dictated by science. Amazon does have numerous green initiatives, such as building its own solar and wind farms. It has also promised to eventually use 100% renewable energy for its global infrastructure, but it has been vague as to the timeline.
Meanwhile, Prime Day, the retailer's annual shopping event, is coming next week. While Amazon customers are anticipating the bargains, these Minnesota workers are using the spotlight to push for better conditions.
They want higher pay, more reasonable workloads, and better opportunities for advancement. Amazon did not immediately return a request for comment to this story, but Amazon has said in reaction to the strike that it already offers the workers what they are asking for with its $15 minimum wage and pay up to $20.80 an hour, plus benefits like healthcare, parental leave, paid education, and training.
In addition, Amazon just this week announced a program to train 100,000 of its employees with new tech skills, including new programs available to warehouse workers who want to learn how to code. It will also be offering more tuition assistance to those who want to train for other high-demand occupations.
Read more: This Amazon exec helped Alexa work with 60,000 devices, but says he only really understood its power when his kid came home from school
But new training options don't combat the perception that the warehouse job involves inhumane expectations.
The company recently endured another round of criticism when John Oliver, the host of the HBO show "Last Week Tonight," showcased the warehouse situation. His segment featured employees talking about how hard Amazon pushes them, their inability to take bathroom breaks, and showed Amazon's anti-union training video.
The Amazon exec Dave Clark, the senior vice president of operations, said Oliver's portrayal of the job is untrue, adding that the company even offers tours of its warehouses. That's true, the tours are limited to specific warehouses, but the Shakopee, Minnesota, facility is among them.
Still, Business Insider previously reported that the company does appear to treat its warehouse workforce like robots. It even uses an automated system that tracks warehouse workers' productivity that can automatically generate the paperwork to fire them for failing to meet expectations.
One anonymous Amazon tech worker said in the blog post: "You guys are the lifeblood of Amazon! Keep raising the bar and insisting on the highest working standards! You have the support of Seattle!"
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